The image formed by a concave mirror is real and of the same size. Where is the object placed?

$A$ light ray incident normally on a plane mirror suffers a deviation of

If an object of $4 \, cm$ height is placed at a distance of $12 \, cm$ from a concave mirror,then its image is formed at a distance of $24 \, cm$ from the mirror and behind it. What will be the height of the image (in $, cm$)?

$(a)$ Write one use of a concave mirror as well as a convex mirror.
$(b)$ Draw ray diagrams for the following cases when a ray of light:
$(i)$ passing through the centre of curvature of a concave mirror is incident on it.
$(ii)$ parallel to the principal axis is incident on a convex mirror.
$(iii)$ is incident at the pole of a convex mirror.
$(iv)$ passing through the focus of a concave mirror is incident on it.

What is the effect on the wavelength of light when it travels from a rarer to a denser medium?

What can be measured using a dioptre meter?